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Thant Myint-U told me that the democracy movement under Aung San Suu Kyi's leadership had made miscalculations in its dealings with the dictatorship during the past two decades.

They misunderstand, they make miscalculations, they miscommunicate, they assume.

Rather, she has consistently made miscalculations later in the games, or missed possible moves in complicated positions.

If they don't start assessing the weight of the brotherhood accurately, they will make major miscalculations in the coming days".

Reagan and Congress made other miscalculations in writing the 1986 act, including by making it too inflexible to meet the changing needs of the labor market.

Leaders made several miscalculations in planning the landing which contributed to heavy losses.

The president's pessimism appeared to be an acknowledgment that the White House had made significant miscalculations in the spending fight.

Rolls-Royce management made several miscalculations in the process, including a vast underestimation of the engine's development costs, which led the company to bankruptcy in February 1971.

The Palestinian leadership made some miscalculations in its preparations for the big event in New York.

In all cases it is relatively low, but it should be carefully examined, as we can in practice make a miscalculation in two directions: i) to plan a shorter; or ii) too long line than optimal.

The hitting star for Atlanta was Chipper Jones, who made a miscalculation in left field that gave the Cubs the early lead, then made up for it mightily by homering from both sides of the plate, each time with a runner on base.